davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25

ROsecrans Only Six Miles
From Los Angeles and Ballona Harbor.
Cheap fare and rapid transit Water with
eyerp lot,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25
Diamond Street Tract

Look out, for this tract will be ready for
sale October 1st next.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25
Ocean Breeze at Rosecrans

Only six miles from Los Angeles. Carriages
leave daily from our office, Wilson Block,
"a W. First street,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

Oar American contemporaries have
every cause 30 Be surprised e ne ~
tOnishinQ fact that thousands o. tons
Of scrap iron are every year faken % the
United States and there converted inao
the simplsss Of American manufaetarts,
the sad o. laundry irc1s and then *
parted back 60 Europe at no BmnAl pEont.
There Is no corner Of k1rope where
American 81 oil cags hardware q moi
On sale. Toe tool makers and mechan-
ics sf Europe, such - Knapp Of Ger
many, Whifworth d Armstrong, Of
England, and Hstchkiss Of Francs,
With their vast resources, are unable 20
prcdnee q moncky or serew-baR wrench
equal 20 the American wFenehes, and
consequently they have 70 import
these tools from the States. Il e
stated that there are no less than
&, 600 dozen Of them exported % Europe
alone every year. It Is Interesting 20
note shat Charles MCneky, the inventor
Of this scFeW-baE wrench, Fecefved only
| 5000 for his patent. end d now living
af Williamsburg, Brooklyn, In q small
cottage bought from the procaecs Of
/ this sale. In the matter OF the CON-
mon pocket boxwood rules, also she
American manufacturers 90 far exeel
all others that, IL mos al European ma
lions, certainly all nations outside Of
Europe are supplied from America
The manufacturers there print on The
rule whatever system OF measurement
is followed BY The country for which thi
goods are intended. American augeFl
and anRerbits are used the world over
no other nation being able 10 oompeie
The Americans, with such facts before
them, may we'll be proud Of their man
| ufaefuFers.-Londoa {rOa,
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sFARyMG A gURY.
TEE AxorEzr MErHoD OF FoRorxo
VERDICT.

TEE AHcEKNT METHOD OF FoaCxo A
JuEymen are better OF in these times
than they we're In the good old days,
when it was the law to endeavor 20
starve them into q verdict. II ID bad
enough nov to be put to less Of time
and monsy, with little or inadequate
Feoempsnse, without being starved or
dned In the bargain. In the early part
Of the reign Of Henry VIII, Lord Chief
Justice Reed tried an action, when on
circuit. In which the jury were locked
np, but before giving their verdict had
eaten and drank, which they ell con-
fessed. This being reported to the
Judge, be lined them each heavily aud
took their verdict.
In Hilary Term, sixth, Henry VIII,
the case came up before the full Court
Of Queens Bench on joint melton 70
set aside the verdict on the ground Of
informally Of trial, the Jury having
eaten when they should have tasted.
and next remit the fines under the pc
culiar circumstances Of the case. The
Jury averred that they had made up
their minds In the case before they etc,
aed had returned into court with Q YER
dict, bat finding the Lord Chief Justice
had run out TO see . fray" and not
knowing when be might come back,
they had refreshment. The court con-
firmed beth the verdict and the fines.
In "Dyer's Reports" case IL report
ed Of Jury who retired 10 consider
thsir verdict, and when they came back
the bailid informed the judge that
some OF them (which be could not de-
pose) had been feeding while locked up.
Both bailih and Jury we're sworn, aud
the pockets OF the latter we're examiR-
cd, when Il appeared that they all had
about them "pippins," Of which some
Of them confessed they had eaten, and
she others said they had NOT. All we're
severely repTimanded, and those Who
ate we're aned twelve shillin9s each,
and those who bad not eaten were nned
six shillipgs each. for that they had
them In their pockets.
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RANCR HarAR.
vfaILkNTB VISIT A DAscK HOUSE, AND
aHooT A LAwTER.

vIaILkNTB VISIT a DANCE HOUSE, AMI
sHooT LAvxKR.
JAcxsoN, (Oal.,) Sept. i.-BetUeen 1
and 3 o'clock this morning q CROW Of
viRilantes gathered at the Dance Houss
al Plymouth. kept BY Jack Bari
and asked Tor Burt. J. J.
Ekel, . local attorney, vas 10
the house At the time, evidently
expecting troable. He told Bort 20 keep
insids, and be would attend
90 the visitors. Ekel vent out
eide and demonstrated With the
crowd commanding them 20 keep
the peace. He is nerxy, bat &c Il aaid
tAaa be vas iuindicious In bis Efforts 10
resist the vieilansea. Excl Gas shot in
several places. His left arm vas shat
tered between the wrist and elbow. and
bic rieht shoulder Vas shattered
badly. AmpatAtiJn. Il Il thought,
will be necessary Of one n
not both arms. Ooe anot struck hin
In the breast. but vaa prevented from
psnetFAiinQ By q POCKET beck. Ekel's
recovsry Il considered doubtful. 10 IL
believed thas the crowd vent 30 Bart's
plaoe 10 nctify him 30 close TIE dance
honaa within a given time. There
have been complaints thai boys Of Is
have been all0Soa 20 fFeQaent the
place, and IL 10 eenerAliy believed thai
ihis tFusedy 10 The result Of hard feel
iae between Bart and fec oitiIens. IN
which Ekel acted a. sounsel fer the
latter Il is aid that the u,ob 49,
MASKED, bat THAI some we're reoozniMsa
By The vtctim. The sheriff aad the
District Attorney have gene to tie
asHna.
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MEXICAN WAR TRFRRIN

The wonderful efacacy Of s9Ifl's Specific A.
remedy anc curs for rheumatism and al
blood diseases. has peveR had 9 more ceneplc.
uous illustrator than this case affords. The
candid, unsolicited and emphatic testimony
given BY the venerable gentleman must b
accepted as convincing and eonoIualVs, The
writer Is = prominent citizen Of Mississippi.
The gentleman 10 whom Mr.. Martin refers
aod 70 whom be is indebted for the advice 70
which be owes his Anal relief from years Of
suffering 10 Mr. King. for many years the pop.
nlAr night clerk Of the lawrence House, 81
Jackson.
JAoxsOs, Miss, April 70, 1881.
The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ca
0eDtlemen: have been an invalid pension
er for 20 years, having contracted pulmonnry
and other diseases In the Mexican var, but not
TIL the LIST Of March, 1915, did feel any symp.
toms Of rhsumatasm. On that day ! was SUD
denly stricken with that disease IN both hips
and ankles For twenty days I walked On
crutches. Tben the pain was less violent, but
Il shifted from joint 10 joint. For weeks /
would be totally disabled. either on cns aide
Of my body or the other. The pain never left
me noment for eleven years and seven
months-that is from March I, 1873, when
vAs hrst attacked. TO October !. 1885, whsn /
vas cured. Drriag these eleven years Of To-
tauss Suffering ! tried iRnnmerable prascrip-
tons from various physicians, aud tried every.
thing suggested By friends, bat II ever r.
eeived the least banene from any medicine
taken internally or externally, I en- not aware
Of Il. Finally. about the ist Of September. I
made arrangements TO 90 10 the Hot Springs
OF ArkEnsaa. having despslred Of every other
remedy. Vhen I accidentally met an old 20
quaintAnce. Mr. King, nov OF the Lawrence
House Of this city. BE had once been 4 Rreai
sufferer from rhsunaiism, and a. supposed
had been cared BY wish TO Hot sprinRs But
when met him be told me that bis visit 70
the Hot springs vas IN vatn-he found no 70
LET. On his return from Hot spEiaas he heard
for the hrst time. Of the s s. 8. a. rensdy
for rhemattsm- He tried Il and sfx bottles
made complete care, several years have
passed since, but he has had no return Of The
disease.
I tmmedistely returned 70 try Il. 10 sen
tsmbeT l took four bottles, and hy the Let Of |
October vas sell-as far a. the Fheunafiam
vas concerned. All pain had disappeared. a "a |
l RAVE BOT FELT A fWIsoR 90 u such
have 20 interest in making this statameRt
other than the hope that u mar direct some |
other sufferer 70 = sure source Of relief. and n
Il has this result I an well rewarded for nv |
sFoaele. | an very respectfully and truly |
Toar friend, J. n. 81 MaRr1N-
For aAle b. ell druKgisfs. TFaGtise % BlooA /
and &ktn Diseases mailed frsa
Tn SWIFT eRnuv1o 90
s1aiuth aA1sT DragGr 8 Atlanta Ca
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A fair yong lady from Olympia
visits the clky o. Whakcom ana a.seE
obtaining from the Postmaster Al nsE
nail. ahe szrns 70 him and says DO
von know. sir, my father ogns s0me
prspsEty IN this toWn ane snealo
Iiks % mnch 90 Sc Is y
p. M.-Endead. Wei, Dadem. g ye1
vim describes C for me nay Be able q
point Il Gus 60 yo1-
L-Oh, ! aont know has
ooaid dascEibe is exssps that q = n tna
vsrv heat % the boaine9s part OF town.
Pm. with wEinkled bzoul r. Bushes
uars 81 tawn. emf Wen don't bel1avl
Is any uss % lock far e. 1hsso e %
euch plnea heEe.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
PUBLIC DEnF.

nRcArrruGATtoH or TIE STATEMENT MADE
Roa AueuuT.
WkKHfnaFou, Sept. The folloWlng
ls q Fscaplsnlaaion Of the debt statement
iasasd today.
Interest bearing dshi, PRINCIPAL, 81
go, e6a, ne, interest, $40. liaSs6, total,
81, 070, So, 0to; debt on which interest
has ceased since maturity. principal,
a. 8)6,flB, interest. SIS. 93i, total, 81
k8a CAT; dsbt bearing no interest. taeI.-
sba.e4O; Interest prepaid nol accrued GER
debt circular. el,07b. $50; total debt,
pFineipal, 81 .66a, T06. 25I, interest, ell,'
1f6,6ss, total, ei.674. 0Sl,Slh, les
cash items syailabls for The re-
duealon Of the deht. t359. ba6, $40;
Tolai debt iess available cash,
items, 81 ,sil. So, a75; net cash in Treas
airy On september LET. 1881, ei.269, ia.
Sos; debt, les cash IN Treasury on
August let, 1887, 81 .27t.SS3. et2; decrease
Of dabt duFine The mouth. tt.eO9, t9ei
eatal cash available for ne reduction
Of ths Asss, t25s, Sal $40, reserve fund
held foE The Fedamptis1 Of United
States nolaa. elOo, 0o0. 900; unavailAole
fog The reduction % ihe debt. g., 49,
sBit oersiAeatsa held - cash, 81, t2t,-
$50; nst oaah balance on hand, 80. no.
SO, tosal eaah IN the Treasury ~ shown
~ the TreAsarsF's general account,
RaEa col "a
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olvT THRN A CHANCE

That is 10 Ay. year Lungs Also ali
yosf hreAihine machinery. Very von-
aeffal uMchinarY IL ~ Net naly the
lArger ar passages. eat The thousands
q lislls tabss and cavities lsadine from
thea
Wkeu tkesn are eleggsd and CHECKED
With matter thai ouxhs noe 10 Be their.
wear lanSs eAnnot bAif DO their Work.
And SAAi they %. tesy eAnaoa Do veil.
Gall it oria, e0zgh, eroap. pneomoni&.
cataFrk. eaaHampttaa g any e the
family o. threat and pose kaa ksaa ard
lnax cestFaeticna, al are bad. Al
u1zkt 10 b Eot nd os. There Is iazi
cue suFa wAv 10 Sd Fia o. them. THAI
= % take Basoee's German SyraR
whish Any dragetaa wtIl ssll a q esnts
q hotaa. Rveu u everything else has
tAiikA Pee, yec aAy aepsna upaa this
fer esFtatn AStteG- do
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ann TRADE.

Exarxxx. Tharaesday, espa. I.
A ssow lad q he@losk haEk w1sl
bsoaeht 10 town tpdsy fsam Ms nsuih
a he Gashomfsh rissr.
Iuformafioa waa ssesivsd today ihns
Dr.. O4Ihonn. a LaeonneE, sxpestsd %
harvest this yaaE from ons u bis grain
aslda il tie Beaver MaEah. nsaE that
city, over 100 bushels Of oaaa 10 ths acre.
ThEsshina ON probahiy hegin thsss IN
q fen days.
Ths bark Charles B. Ksnnsy b sx-
pestsd here Oh Friday. She has very
iarRs fFsiehf esr Seattle msEahants.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS - Past -
honrs ineinds u paokaaes batter. 10
eaaas eans. IS paokaaes fruit. 100 sacks
uotatoea, 90 sacks wheMt, 413 gaokn bar
lev, q saeka timothy Sod. 10 bundles
hides, bundIea peltas bundle akinss
10 coops ehiekens ara Z sacks oysters.
There vas also received s car loads Of
general merchendise over the Pugst
Sound Shore Line.
6HTPMENT6-GenexaI merchandise
va ehippod from Seattle daring she
past "a hours in chs follswing quanai-
ties: O. 4 p. 8. Il. B., s. TONS (tnelud-
inc timbeKl, p. B. 3. Line. Is tons;
steamers Nellie, 23t9ns; Grace. II tons;
Augusta, tons; Michigan, II tons;
| OisY Of Quincy, II tons; Fieetwood,
tons; Fanny Lake, s tons; w. x. MeK-
vim, Z tons. and Eliza Anderson, z tons.
WHEAT-Dealers IN San francisco
we're surprised teday 70 And that when
the e0O0 tons Of the DFesbaeh seonritY
wheat vas offered for sale, tt brought
a. high as el3H per GENITAL 70 start
With, and afterwards jumped 10 &1.N
per cantal. HoWevsF, IL 10 NOT likely
that the pFios viii leave the tVsntiee
very coon.
OAT6-ThreahinR b reported to be
progressing nicsly. Less than 800 sacks
Of the new crop has been resolved in Sc
attic thus far. Retail prices rule 81
81 .6001.75 per GENITAL. The growers
oas estimate bow much they should 70
oeive from buyers.
POTATOES - Receipts today, 10o
sacks. Prices UNCHANGED. Quote: 70
tail, Puget Sound, e1.25 per ewt.
BUTTER = Receipts light. Market
firm 81 70 cents per twospound roll. re-
tail.
EGGs-Market arm. Portland mar
kea shows q slight upward tendency.
Resail pgioes here for fresh remain af
3od35e Per dozen.
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aaArH N EzyEaRooI..


The tug Queen City t0wsd boom OF
about 10000 feet Of logs from Chip
mans camp at the mouth Of she MIS-
quaIIy, to the Etetson Il Post mill, yes
serday.
Two carloads of cedar shingles where
shipped today 70 the East.
The Columbia & Puget SQUAD Rail
road Mil has been working night and
day during the month Of August. They
have caught up ON their orders now and
will discontinue the night work during
September. It vas expressed at the
mill yesterday that the company hoped
to start up the new mill By September
18th, bat some Of the woskmen say that
il will require more than fifteen days to
finish and put In place the shaftings
and machinery.
The price Of second grade 6-inch
flooring has bean advanced from $14 to
SIS per thousand feet. The change
went into effect today.
A raft OF 1900 feet Of lumber was
toued By the steamer Bee from the
Commercial Miil 30 thu burned eannery
Of the Seattle Canning Oompany,
Smith's Cove, Yesterday.
The steamer Bob Irving brought In
$4,000 cedar shingles from Mortimer
Cooks Min. Most Of them will be
shipped 10 the East.
The following paragraph taken from
the Commercial Ne1cs, Of San Francisco,
will be read With interest on Puget
Sound: "The real estate craze seems
TO have effected trade generally, and in
addition 10 the sharp advance IN coal
noted yesterday and the activity In
canned goods. the general improve
ment in baaV, and better feeling in
various other directions, the lumber
market has caught on" and the fol-
lowing letter was issued yesterday by
the Pacific Pine Lumber Company:
"You are hereby notified that By 60
ton Of the Board of Directors Of the
Pacific Pine Lumber Co., prices Of all
pine lumber, except laths, inch
pickets, wool Stats, broom handles and
shingles. have been this day advanced
81 per M. on sll cargo and sobbing lots,
and one cent Rs1 linear foot for piles.
10 take effect Immediately.
NWauEwp ftunra CnaRaf - -
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Shipping Intelligence.

The bark Templar finished loading
her cargo Of Black Diamond coal and
pulled ont 10 the buoy today, She ex
pected 10 TOW out by the Mastick, but
that tug became disabled and nov the
Tempisr IL waiting for another tug.
The Walla WallA has taken on her
cargo Of 200 tons Of Seattle coal. and
IL nov loading q deck load Of lumber.
PoRT townsend. Sept. 1.--Arrived.
bark Ohas. b Kenny.
PoRr DIsCovKRx, Sept. 1.-AFrived,
ship Ericsson.
PoET GAMBLE, Sept. 1.-Arrived, bark
Bonanza.
PoRT BLAKKLY, Sept. l. - Arrived,
schooner WIN. +. Weitxemann.
TATsogH, Sept. 1.-The steamers San
Pedro aud wellington passed 10, and q
ship vas towed cut by the tug Pioneer.
A bark vas towed out by the tag Pilot.
Fair. Light, southeast wind.
SkN FRANcIsoo, Sept. 1.-Oleared-
Steamer State Of California, Portland;
steamer Geo. w. Elder, Seattle; steam
eR Alki, Pert Townsend.
Sailed-Steamer Wellington, Nanai-
mo.
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THINGS WORTH KNOWING

That dyspepsia comes from torpid
liver and costiveness.
That you cannot digest yeur food
veil unless your bowels and liver act
properly.
That your bowels require thorough
cleansing when they do not do their
duty by your digestion.
That your torpid liver needs stimu-
latinQ IN order that Il may act a. ma
tuTs intended 10 should.
That BRANDRKrH's PILLs taken IN
doses Of one or two at night for, say,
ten days, will regulate the bowels, slim
ulate the liver, improve the digestion
and drive away dyspepsia. aueS0
We have completed arrangements
With the transportation companies TO
carry on q general baggage and transfer
business in Seattle and are prepared TO
deliver baggage TO any part Of the city
at any hour Of the day or night At Feaa
sonable rates. SEATTLE TRANsEER Con-
PANY. Once, corner Main and second
streets. Telephone a. au30lm
All wool black diagonal suits $12; ell
ysol blue ohsviot suits $i2. San FFan-
cisco Store. au14
Look al the uev and nob5y neckties
Ct Toklas 4 SinReEmanfa. aul4
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lne nd shippin9. s5leos6Ao; IiEhi.
ssssc'- Rsssipss. sooo; nssads. rs
tivss. ga $40; Wsstsrn. eSeSs.et;
MKw xonx HAzKxEH-
EEw 7ozk. Sept. L. Hops-Laha
sa9ar-FsEun but quisa, fnir rsHssd
uuoesd. t%74 ILLS, refined firm. 40
iivs, q, 4xa4s<; extra O. 80 1o04
whiis. exifs q. 61{s yellou, 44G44;
sonfsstioneEis 4, 6l-l6s cut leaf and
Cogpss-Easisr, Laks, eioD.
Coase-8DoG. fair. Rio. arm, e2o07Si
opsions, 15a0 points higher WITH
msdsrafe business; sales. 12.z50 bars;
sspl-. e18-l591s 20; Osk-. e1s z0a Ie 81
H0T- SIS DG 1875; Deo-, tl6659 1870;
Jan, 8Is.7DlaIee6.
Pstroleum - Fairly active. OpeninN
elS<, Lowest So. hiehest Ga. olosina
l665{; aales. leSS000 barrels.
/ CHICAGO EkKKETs.
CHICAGO, SECT. L-Whsat-L0wer,
cash. e95<; ostobeE. Us November,
BOMBAY. casa. AZ; November,
Oats STEADY. cash M; 0etOber,
~: November, 26x.
PoFk-Sseady, year, $1I.S0s January,
el2 Is.
Lard-s3esdy, cash, .455k06. -
October, e6sl75<@6.so; November,
t6.471<.
oRAEN m LIVERPOOL.
Il
LryKnPooL, Sept. L. Wheat-De-
mand GOOD, new and winter, s. 81
steady; new and spring, Sc IL I'd steady,
FIour-Demand fair, 90 ID. dali.
Oorn-Demand poor, spot new and
mixed, A. I'D, dull; September and
October, a lid, duh.
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DRESSMAKING.

MADAME 2. LYNCH, OF CHICAGO
M Teacher Of Pref. LlVingston's FFsnek
CsmbaHAtioa Of Squares
Artistic DrenEmAking and aRa MiIlinery.
Measures taken and patterns cut % e. per.
0oszmhia slrestA a1s I'm
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THE BEST
Kidney and Liver Medicine.


NEVER KNOWN To FAIL.
HUNTS REMEDY has ssvsd from
lingering disease asd tsAth hunAreds Who
have besn gives NJ BY PhyslciAas 10 die.
HUNTS RBMgDT cures al diseases
Of the Kidnsys, R,Aaasr. Urinary orEaus.
Drops, Crave. Dizbssss and InsOnansnos
and Rstsasoalof Ursss
HUNTS REMEDY sneszsagss deep.
creates ~ AFpssiss. braces up lie sysssz. and
renewed hsAAh h he result
HUN1ss REMEDY cures paia IN tAs
SD, Bsok or Lnins. Gsasral Dehtiity. Fs.aaSs
Diseases. Distzrb~4 Sip Lss q Appetite
sna Brishs's Disease.
HUNTS REMEDY ggIckiy lsanoes
the Liver 70 healky sofloa, rsrOvsns the
eszsss thai pro4sss Rtlsous HssAsebs. Byrep
ga, suur ssoGaeA. ooafye-sss Plea etc.
By nszps q HUNTsa REMEDY Ne
aamseh - sszsis sin Epse9ils usEAia 4 IL
Hsrssxgh and the blooa wiH ss psrfscly pun.
aeA
MTNTpB REMEDY "a purely vegetable
al rnssts wans nsvsr bsfars farniaAaa %
ia pnhlss. and The utnast ruliAsos nay BE-
Flacsd l. T.
HuNbas REMEDY q prsaArsa ss.
Prssssy les tAs Aeoss 4issasss sna - ssyss
essa k1Ous 70 tAiL
oas TIA, vtH eouytnOs ysa. Pa Ne b
al .DMsxa.aA
ssaA fuE pa@pAlst -
HUNTS REMEDY CO..
jsefw Rrsvf4eaee. n.
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RemsAni u xtn1nA@A eAlieoes, dress
eaoaA Etlka. eteI, &C.. almaas gtVsn
away eaaArAsea saiA san FERsoiaso
elnN.
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Steamer &aned

ExwrwN@aR bAEpan y. -, eetI -
80 fiallecaor % Cestems here iasi
1870 suinsd o. OAnadiAn sieAnasr
ue~ssF q Al f.suiEaan. fcs q ytelssion %
- NegiraGloa laws IN sArTytne pes-
rsnoeFs heauaen LsWtsaoo ass OleoAa,
fse Anaricsn poFaa.
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Steamer ct. Patrick
A FTER JUNE sEH WILL LKAVE SHAgEcK
IN for Onion City % Mooday mornInes laaEs
UnioR City for Port Gamble. Tuesday moFHin9
Sesosrk Bsabeck for Pert Gamble, fnmrsdATi
morping; PuFs Gamble for eoabeck, RFiAsy
morning; Beabsok for Port Gamble. Saturday
morning, P0sz Gamble for ssabeek. 0andAyl
moFBinE J. MAooMBKR. Master. mh3
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AuaaM-6 tdAh ceps. Tee -
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Nww Yoex, Sept. l.-Miehael Batter.
rn.snalv discharged from the positinn
~ ksFpeF Il The insane aayiam %
waraas lalAnd, has p~aitaaned the sa-
rreuss CsaEt foF ths Ftloaee Of . non-
- al rasssnts Aa eAne. he deelarNt
sAat AZ ne 1850 inmaiss. NJ less thAa
~ Are psrfessly sans. sHA teSi ZOO
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WAasnarcS, sept The total coin
aea exeaolsd a. the United States mint
5arina he monlh of Auzusl wa4 49,
ogO piseea. a . value q $50 80 Of
ehis amount exs10o were bali eagles,
e1eaoooo standard silver dollArs. and
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F0R ThE UPPER sKAoFTs
STEAMER GLIDE.

earring The Unitad States MATS
II KAVE9 YE81lKR'6 WHARF on
IL Monday. Wednesday and EfidaY, ~
turning Tuesday, THURSDAY and SATURDAY..
calling e Mnkilteo, Tulalip, 9ianwoo1
utsalAdy. Pr landing 8km9ll civ. MgunAs
On hoard orto GEO. FO6fkR On whmEE
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WAmaExaroN, SEPT LA lonR comma
eicaAion waa feoeived at the Depart
rnsnA AZ stats from the AmestcAn Com
mimion a. Foreign Mlastena az hosion,
farnishing Substantially the same &C
eouna as givsn IN the pres dispatches
q ne arrest and ~ tFsstment Of Als-
eianary Doane - Penope. one ef the
Caroline Islands, BY the spanish Gov
eFnmens. Oomplaint will Be ed once
transmitted % unitsd states Consni
veTsht. q Manila, With Instructions -
ascertain The facts Ia The eass and take
necessary saepa 10 prcsect she Mesio0-
assaa fRpFa uniust tFsafsnent
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS ARE WARNED AGAIEST
a aecepkfng two notes tn aver 81 Rraa
Flizf and dEnsd BE- Thoza4s Aesan. hsoth
hesrinr fzts Il 1aly u lBsg, ooe far 90. 81
runal&g - days. aa1 o1e foF VI 81, rnonfns
three months. Tie en1ladera1inn fer sAi4
ncses net having heea dalivere6 % ne. a
Rg-ead. aAxh nos pay sitbsF % thazn.
THOMAS MORAN.
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ernaaally erawtam vEaakeF.

WAsSNaTon, Sept LA lens con-
munieanan vas resolved a. The Depart
unene az State from san Francisco,
soday. TasS contained The --latest 70
roFts from CGyarnor BaTtless's siek
fooun. AZ $50 this afseFnooa they stated
thaa tha Governor vAs gradually grow
Inc weakeF.